The key is to think outside the box when the environment is trying to tape that box close.Knowledge is the key to success...so as long you are familiar with the over 20+ ways and combinations thereof of controlling properties for a profit, you will never have to ask the ARV question and you will not be limited to your strategies.Remember, Markets change frequently and your knowledge should afford you the opportunity to recognize the change and act upon it accordingly with a shift of Strategy.

As much as I would love to trust everyone in these forums we would want to verify their reputations with other professionals in their respective areas but don't know how to go about doing that. 

The unit sizes are 1580 and 1200 respectively so its totally possible.  

I respectfully disagree that coastal cities did or will experience decreased demand the most in a crash.

I respected that and felt he was fair and balanced.)Once you’ve made your case, it’s in the judges hands.

On the upside, builders surveyed said that a less regulatory environment contributed to higher confidence readings.While home builder confidence is higher, the connection between confidence and building more homes isn’t matched by housing starts.

We took a hit from Ian last year and Charlie and Irma put a scare into us back in 2004 and 2017 , respectively. 

It is better financially, its better for the environment (they will use less if they pay for their real usuage).  

You should have no problem finding new renters that are happy to pay market, pay on time, and respect your rentals.

No one wants to do it, and if you bring a deal by doing that to another investor they will respect you immediately.